Poland and Minorities Amid Turbulent 20th Century Wars
The excerpt traces Poland’s borders and minority challenges from partitions through the 1920s, detailing Ukrainian, German, Lithuanian, and Jewish communities. It notes shifts in governance, Polish state formation, and the impact of leaders like Pilsudski and Beck, with reflections on Poland’s geopolitical stance toward Germany and democracy.
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Our Amazing Earth Opens Vivid Nonfiction Look
The library announces thirty volumes in The Americans series including Our Amazing Earth. A definitive history of the planet, it promises new vistas of thought for the average reader and is described as thoroughly authentic and scientifically reliable despite its "Believe-It-or-Not" flair.
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